HUNYEIZ 512GB Micro SD Card With Adapter High Speed Memory Card Class 10 For Digital Camera/Tablet and Drone(512GB)

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The fact that the total retail download size for PS4 games is often 20+ GB while BotW tops out at 13GB for the entire game makes me think Nintendo is doing something very different regarding compression. Maybe by the time I really do need to purchase an SD card, they'll be a lot cheaper than they are now. No matter where or how they are used, they see and capture things we’d rather not see but are thankful for nonetheless. Seeing as both these consoles DO require mandatory installs of games, you obviously need the bigger storage space. Glad I'm waiting until Christmas, I predict at least 3 firmware updates that make improvements by then.

While it's true that the speed between even the UHS-1 cards does vary, the differences just aren't noticeable enough to worry about.I got a 128 GB card recently, and that'll be more than enough for me, as I can just delete bigger games I'm done with once it starts filling up. It's a beautful world which will look and sound great, but they've probably taken some shortcuts to work w/ their compression technology. Fast and smooth: superfast u3, class 10 rated transfer speeds of up to 130mb/s¹,²and uhs-i interface.

I'll be sticking mainly to retail so will only use internal memory for smaller digital only games; although GameCube VC games could be an issue. Using the microSD card reader built into a Dell Latitude 5430 laptop, we ran CrystalDiskMark, a benchmarking program designed to test sequential and random speeds on solid-state storage. But I don't think Nitndo making Switch the new PS3 that only gets the original game, not the updates, is really the way to go.I didn't even know what the whole thing was about anymore, so I unfortunately had to re-browse through my old comments, having to relive the old useless discussion because I wanted to know what the hell you were responding to. Besides, with some of the downloaded games I don't play anymore, I can't exactly sell them, and I don't think Nintendo will refund me and take back the licence for them either. ThanosReXXX Even if it doesn't install the game, modern AAA releases often come with ENORMOUS day one updates, so 32 GB presumably won't be sufficient for people who purchase and play such games.

It’s 2018 and the 1,5 year old switch still does not support folders or moving We do have some Digital only games though so id say its worth picking up at least a 32 GB mSD as an absolute minimum. I have all my VC games (aside from Wii) on my internal 32gb storage and everything else on my hard drive. That one seems as good as any of the more recognizable name brands, and it's cheaper than a lot of them!Samsung have crafted some of the finest PC SSDs (the 870 Evo, the 870 Qvo, the 990 Pro and so on), so it’s not terribly surprising they know their way around a brilliant microSD card for the Steam Deck as well. B/c some smaller games I'd prefer to dl to the internal, bigger games to the external, but once I hooked up the USB drives that was it, no choice. The reason for this is that the Switch only supports UHS-1 cards, which max out at 104MB/s in terms of speed.